Populær Fra Iceland

Annual TV movie that makes fun of the past year.

The Wedding Gift tells a tale of a mother, a son and his wife and a sewing machine. Filmed almost entirely in a car, the cramped space gives tension to both the bumpy journey to a wedding and the characters’ psychology.

Eldsmiðurinn (The Blacksmith) is a film about an eighty year old craftsman and inventor, who lives alone on the east coast of Iceland. He claims to have made the first multi-gear bicycle and he has also converted a clock into a calendar. This remarkable personality is seen at work and talking about his world views. The film also shows the point of contact between simple craftsmanship and more developed technology in areas like transport, wind-generators etc. It also represents the collision between world-views as represented in the news media (TV, radio) and traditional ways of thought, often tinged with mysticism, in isolated areas of the countryside.

A documentary on the nature around Sogið in Iceland and the people living there. The focus is on the farmers and visitors staying at summer houses.

When the Cameraman finds a ring in an abandoned house he starts seeing weird things.

After a birthday party ends in an accidental homicide, two best friends, pot smokers and aspiring drug dealers, join forces to get rid of the evidence. But a simple body disposal quickly turns into a bigger problem that leads the friends into all sorts of trouble.

November 10th 2023, the day that a volcano eruption forced the whole population of Grindavik to leave their homes.

Story of a miraculous birth.

I give you an insight into my life when I underwent a surgery I had been waiting for a very long time.

It was always Arnór Daði’s dream to become a comedian. But that dream was hard to justify. So, Arnór told everyone in his hometown that he was moving to Reykjavík to become a filmmaker, but in reality, he moved to become a comedian.

Megas has been praised and criticized for the lyrics and it has been said that he threads on a landmine and occasionally the mines explode. His songs have been banned from the national radio for being too crude or touching on taboos.

He becomes a gay man with his brother. Then later that day...

When an unexpected phone call reveals the potential identity of his father, 73-year-old Árni Jón Árnason from Iceland embarks on a rare trip abroad. Searching for answers about his father and family, he finally finds the courage to live.

Four friends in two pairs have to face all sorts of inconveniences on their way to Selfoss.

In the run up to Christmas 2017 Iceland's public broadcaster RUV invited people to submit videos about their lives during the holiday preparations and celebrations. People from all over the country and abroad submitted their own material, filmed during 17.-25. december 2017.

Among visitors and interviewees are refugees from the Donetsk region, an artist and the city‘s mayor who explains the quality of the water and its significance for the city in order to continue. The audicence come also across a group of people preparing an outdoor festival in the woods and have a glimpse into a theater.